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JBOtjBT&H* UcC iljve CioihMi* Store* No. 225
a.ifibeily-street, cnnsell n tfowlsunof Sommer Clo
. flmifc for t. and iMmer Good*,«f every dewfiplion, l
. r vers low far. cash . OuMom work niatlft \q order in
tatmiMHule MyiCj inul on reasonable term*. |npiJ7
llo<ly Snya, Plu«i lie xruel
la is &njd ijuu uQOBYKRiai the iJKtt (five Cr.onrwtf
* -J5 Liberty street, retls thceheapesiClo
... lU^R.in : tht:r.City^e]l'medfcnml.-fcßliUHmkly'-cut Call
.* n jV CI * ra . , l l s them, npd you will not be disappointed*.
_JaHt by a splemlMl ussortmeni of
** a c V,' a . • 11 * fcre ' ; » Brown, <.» reeit and Blue Cloto«, anp
• oilier riisuiniiiiblfl Goods, suitable for the season, whic 4
wp. ure prcpsted to make to order, (wiiliout disnppoinli
ro<-pW.*n ii style unsurpassed mthe City.
XJome and sue
flTTSlluiian'oi.oi ninti stuuhi .
-ax-.®, ■.■■■Ooratr '«/■ iroorf witf Water fit.
-J(vlin Cinmfiaii .sc. i;u..Proprietor.,
TEMliv public i* icsnecifullv »equr«i«U 10 call a oil CX
.I -amine our slock-01 Ready A!silo C o*hiPff, i,ol up
cjcpresaly.for tl«t< marbei. aiul in Superior
we a;cr dutenmnn! lo sell low for cash, uur motto
b*Ht» ; -*• Q.ack Sa.es and Smtii Vroji.s- ■ . ,
. Our Wntfroom. up sisir'.is fully supplied " ,l ” a
large sinck <u Olotlis. \ e«U*>R*i
Cloths '<*i every tlesenptmiU and. m faoi» every amt.le
in our-brie suitable for ilte season. These C*oou* -we
ute inukinr to order insuperior style, ami at very low
purrs.... Give us n call, u Y}^?v l V-i *Vi° r \ fr&'-v s **-'
i^yld JOHN bALItAIIAN.& fil..
L .' f ■■■■■.■■ ,l*niK»Cr WATT,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
No lid fl] itkrt, brtit'tfH beratut and ThtuX strut*.
BFGSreipcvuoUy to inform hisfnends and the public,
- that lie huK-rmiirned irom New-York and i*hi!udel
•p!ila, hvfins there selected from the latest importations*
mi emiifc new stock of ttbtck and Colored Oldirilrs
OASSI«MF.IU*«Sftnd VI'.STIMJS, which for newness of
designs ami richness of fabrics, are not surpassed l>y
any noose west id. New \ orV.— Ml of which he it pro*
pared to matte to order in a superior style* atihe lowest
price possible. nnd c.i rdinlly invito purchasers to cull
nml.exbmtnc the Mock temriv purchasing elsewhere,.
’■TO TAl<Mh£.‘—\ have no authorized Acent »n tin**
city* for the sale ot my work ouG AHMKN fMll'l INC.
If, can o.uy be hnd Jit the store of-lhe sub*oribeT. Jfl
Market MreeU'at the foljcwim; prices, viz; with instruc
tions* $10.; without. $7
marl 7
N K W 0liOTIllN(2 HOUSE.
KPMUNH WATTS A. CO.
MFi U 011 AN T TAILORB.
: • ~iVb.: 185 7/iheriy street, above. St. (J<ah\ .
MUVr. opcm d u mwCuih'iig Store, nt ihe nbove
.'place.and. R.r»* now receiving. h epteiuhd lot o'
OloUis Onrsimcrcs. Vetimin, me lutrsi unporhi
lionVr pa re based-with a» evpt-euil \ «ov in city trade, and
which they aic. prepared io make ui|> tu order in.the la
' - tesvUnd mnvt fR-hjoiuibt'i styles. TUey intern! to pay.
Etrietuitenlion to.thVs branch of their bunmisjsaiid they
. _ liave.ruH ccr»(iiiehre tlint they wjilbr. able lo civc their
• • -cu a tomers entire is i U'-ttToji. They, are muuufuelU'
nnp » lot c»t KI\AD\ iMMU' 01.01 UKSti. t>l
ilie.aew««t s*.yle?i«Uieh: : ttey -will sell low fo'r cash —'
-Asln 1 ) tiii* sloet^sonilrely new, tt;«\vuftliy ihe;iiuen~
on of hi'yn* .• ; • . f'.nryhc
spuing and svnmtta uloxhiku *
THREE BIG DOORS 1
No. I 51 r IMierly Streep Pittsburgh,
JOHN McCLOSKEY has now the pleasure of an
■ flouncing fo his numerous friends ami the public in
general,that his Spring and Summer clock is noWTeady
for inspection, which lie believes will be found to be.
one of the largest and best selected slocks of Heady '
Made Clothing to be found in the Western Country.
He has tills season paid more than usual intention lo
the manufacturing ana style of ins Garments, so ihntthe
very lowest priced, as well as the finest, arc got up in a
style and elcgance. not io be surpassed.
lie would particularly call the attention of all dealer*
in Clothing to his present splendid assortment of
Ueady-Qla<t« Garment*,
Ashe feels confident, upon examination of thefiuaUnes
and prices of his goods, he can oiler them such induce
ments as shall makeil their interest.to purchase at fin
establishment. •,
Many years’experience, and greatsuccess in the bu
siness, together with a*t unprecedented toAolcjaie on*, n
rati patronage,has enabled him to get up Garments to
sait tfic business habits and tastes oi every location in
the Union, which is of the utmost importance to wlioje
.sale purchasers. ■ . . • , .
In the Cutung department will be found a choice st
lccuon of the most fashionable goods,consisting of— :
• Jfrencht JSnglish and American Broadcloths,
CashmereUs, &c ;&c. Also, nn excellent assortment ot
VESTINGS, of the latest atid most fashionable siyles—
all of which he is prepared to make to order in the bes*
manner and at the most reasonable prices.
COMB, TUEN, ONE AND ALL!
The Assortment, the Quality, and the Variety, Is the
most extensive, undoubtedly, to bc fo iud ru the United
States: mattO
. , JAMES R. BEKD & CO.,
Manufacturers of Tuitono
mTKS, Surveyors’ Compas
ses. Leveling and Grading
Instruments, Uc.. Sc.
SO. :;o
Smithjield sired,
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
An nssortment of the n
bove named Instruments al
ways on hnnd.
Also Clocks, Watches,
Jewelry, Kc„ &c.
April 0, 1802—2m_
SGxnportnm of uiglitl
CELEBRATED ETHEREAL OIL AND LAMPS,
fir H. WRIGHT, (successnr to I. S. TouciO. Manu
ff • facturerofnud Dealer Wholesale and Retail m
the above named Oil and Lamps, is now receiving a large
assortment of LAM PS, for bunung the F.ihereal Oil,
C&mphinc and Pine Oil. Also, Lamps of every descrip
tion, for burning Laid and Lard Oil.
Chandeliers, Girandole Hall Lumps,Wicks,Giooc*,
Chimney Mats, Cans, and nil things pertaining to the
trade. . •
EthereahCamphine or Pine Oil, regularly supplied
once or twice a week.
Allorders left with the wagon, winch is constantly
passing through the city, will be promptly nuended^to.
N.B. Lamps of all kinds altered to bum the Rthe
real Oil. Ail articles delivered in any part of the city,
or in Allegheny, free of cost. '
Jv. ’ W. If. WRIGHT,
No. S-2.Fourtb si., (Apollo llall,)
au2C _ between Market and .wood slreei9,_
Ageney for Different tines of Paekel Ships.
PASS ENG EB OFFICE,
No. 410 JLilbertr Str.ct, Fittaburgli.
For Ft VT. BYRNES & C0.,09 South strut , uwntr of
PtnttNn* York Waterloo Hoad, Liverpool; and 00
Cramer street, New Orleans,
• •_„/ - JIAS a Line ol Packets
aajbngeveryDvedaysfrom
Liverpool to New \ork; a
ISOSSRaV, Line of Packets from Ltv
c rnanl to Plnladelpliia T on
i iho eighteenth of
month; a Line of Packets to Baltimore on the iutn o*
each month. Also—a Line ol Packets on the fcth uad
94th of each month from London and Portsmouth to
New York.
ALSO—lhaftsat sight alwaysonhund, for any amount,
at the lowest rates of discount; ami alt information
given concerning passengers, that can be (riven, with
pleasure,by theu Agcnt. . JOHN THOMPSON,
marts 410 Liberty *l., Pittsburgh.
. : bave \oitr money I
CHARLES P. JFREEMAN & CO.,
(I.A7E VREtSIAN, UOtIGES AND CO.J
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS,
144 UHOADWAYi I
ONE BOOR SOUTH OF LIBERTY STREET,
NEW YORK,
HAVE now on tirmdfOml wtll.le receiving doily
through the season, New Goods, direct from the
European manufacturer*, and Cush Auctions, rich, fa
shionable, fancy Si k Millinery Goods. Our stock of
Tich Ribbons, comprise* every variety of the- latest and
most beautiful deigns imported.
Many of our Goods fare manufactured expressly, to
oar order, frmh our own designs and patterns, ardemml
unrivalled. Weofler our Goods for nett Cash, at lor. cr
prices than any credit House in America con allord. .
•. AH purchasers will find U greatly to their interest to
reserveu portion of:tbejf money, and make selections
from our great variety of rich cheapjgoods.
Ribbons, nch, for Bonnets,Caps, Sttshes.Biid Belts.
Bonnet Silks, Saline, Crapes, Liases and Tarletona.
. Embroideries, Collars, Chemiselis, Capns, Uetthas.
. HQbits; Slceves, Cofls, Edgings and inserting*.
Kmbroiderted RcvieruvLneft.and.Herostich Cnoi. Hkfs.
Blonds. Illusions,and Embroidered Laces for Caps.
Embroidered Laces for SsliawU,Muuull&B and Veils.
* Ilomton, Mechlen,.-Valeneiftnes, and Brussels Laces.
English arid Wove Thread, Sinyruo, Lisle Thread and
Cotton Laces;
Kid, Lisle Thread, Silk, and Sewing Silk, Gloves and
Milts.:.:
. French nnd American Artificial Flowers.
French Lace,- English, American and Italian.
Ptraw. Bonnets and Trimmings. fmac22:2m
LOUIS REHtoMAfI*HEIKtMAK,
of SancU&Ketneman
LOUis'aEiiiEaAVft co.,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN"
ClotkSi Watchts. Jetet2ry I Watch Materials, Tools,
- Firm street, onk boor from wood, Pittsburgh,
rpAKE leave to announce to the trade ami the public
J. generally, Uuu they have themselves carefully s«*
■ fee ted and imported from Europe, a larce slock of Gold
and Silver-Watches, Watch luntcrmls, anil TooN for
Watch aalcere; nnd n most elegant assortment of Jew*
«lryyfrfmilbebeslinanufaclone3—which they ofler at
prices as /ow ns they can be purchased in the eastern
markeib. ■■■. ■.
Their stpck Of Watches consists of. Gold am! Silver
Patent Lovers; do Detached Levers; do Lcpmes; Sil
ver Quarters; arid elegant French time pieces, of the
most approved makes. Together wuh a. large stock of
Clocks, and Time Pieces, from the beatAmencan Facto*
Ties.
Their stock of Jewelry comprises arUcfes of every
description iu this line, such ns Finger KingfvFarHings,
jtrcasi Tins, Hihcelcis, Gold, Fob and Guard Chums,
Gold Guard Keys and beals, Lockets, Gold and Silver
Spectacles, Silver and German Silver and Table and
Tea Spoons, and evciy kind of faney articles generally
kept in caianlishmcnt* of this description.
They would respectfully call the attention of the trade
to their extensive stock of Watch materials and Tools,
of every variety, which they have .most carcfu!lv se
lected. • ■ ■
They have.also on hand a large assortment of Tele*
scopes, Spy Glasses and Opera Glasses, from the best
manufactory in England.. Together with a great variety
of other articles too numerous to mention.
Clocks, Watches and Jewelry repaired in the best
manner anu on the most reasonable terms. focttl:v
PUDDEII&POB.D,
Manufactnrera and Dealers In
M A.NCUE&TK R MINERAL PAINT
i-. Ali-eohehv City, 1>».
- New Yobs, December liiti, !83r.
■I liayeannlysed asnuipIoorMANUHESYEKMIN
ERALI’AINT,for I’liMEß&Foiiß.andfind u to con .
lain the following: . :r
■■ Silica,
Alumina. , -
- Pet Oxide ol Iron, r.
■ I. line, •
. Macncsia, .
'Oxide of Manganese,
Water and Voss,
100,00
The powdered Sample,contained in the box,which 1
suppose was the one you desired also to.have analysed,
1 find to diirerfronrauy average of the lumps powdered,
and mixed together. This-last yields as followu
Per Oxide of Iron, • - 53,50
Sihcaand Alamma, • «... •■•.*.■.-•.113,00
• Lime, -•-.••• • - . ,88 •
Magne e ifi, - - - ,\B‘
Water and Loss, - « 7fib
100,40
Tills difference t presume arises from ibe mineral not
frinit uoiiorm, some portions containing more Iron than
others* The analysis allows the article lobe well ami*
ed for adorable paint. I find that by calcining-the pow
der byja-prW* hent, the color is much improved,
nmi feast-ConVcrted into a fine red.
oraUeu eo „ JAUf3 R CHILTON, M.D.CUcmut. ,
ITT* For Bhle by JQJS& MOIILISRj Ml Liberty street, I
*** mar Wry j
i?6noaylvanl»».R>|lroft«l.COPip^^^
WKnrc now pr**j>ftied u> forward prnJnco &c ~to
Phila,!.-!i>!:rj iiume»lmiolv.. i i:n£',fire s.. . ,
Unim for bbcon Ur! pork,beef,4c. - _-<!? SMO&Ejs,
’Colton JobceM.cnfUicmvnreileather,leaf • .■ . ,
! tohaceo, rv p or« - - • . GOc iMOO Bs.
h'mwoxdneti Truil MlJwrol - • bOe IDS) lb
Furs, pplirie-. deer
■ brooms, mttee ■ • -• 100 c ICO Bs.
£,,14 , COVODK A GRAHAM, Agts.
Adams &Xo. T * Express,.-
no. so ,l:ourth street, pirrniujitCH.
'IMIK :pubhpl are informed: Uihi we arc -uhw: running
L refiilurly to the East and West, and ure prepared to
forward all to our care.
A SIHXTiAL *eM doily for .fbUadel*
phia, ui 4 o’elnce, P.M. Al<n, daily to Cincinnati, at 7
o’elock, A--M.
; Ordei* transmuted free of charge, and Goods returned
by fual Express.. „ , , ■ , •
Bills of Viiehuiife lorsaleon England, Ireland end
Seutlatu*, for any aniount.payiibleonjmucipal Banking
Houses or Post Office* in the United Kingdom.
dec*4 BAKER A FORSYTU, Agents; ■
AterctiniitaT Portable Boot t«tne»
1852 -
For ihe Transportation ofMcrchanJisc and Produce,
(V(4 CATMI.S ANI> RA)LRf>AIH),BEf
■rirrsß-URGii and Philadelphia,
i lhncl. v'ttMcut Ht-shivpine,
ITj* TIME, TEN DAYS.
PATTON A REYNOLDS, '
. Depot. 251 Market st » (near Sixth,) Philadelphia.
C A M’ANULTY A CU,
Canal Basin, 4* b.and 4IU Penn street, Pittsburgh.
HA VINO increased our tncilmes and otherwise nn*
proved onr arrangements tor Transportation, ore
are now prepared to receive u large amount of Produce
and Merchandise, tof>hip (ou the opening of the Canals,)
with itroinpines* anil dispatclt;
• The Section Boat system of transportation over our
Slate improvements lias been, in use übout ten years,
and the great success andfavor it has met with, Is a suf
ficient: gnarnnlee ahat it is no longer considered a
doubtful or uncertain experiment) but is acknowledged,
by till ns vastly superior to any mode of transportation
nsedonCnnuts, {when Intersected by Umlroiids)
; Goods loaded into onr Bouts at Pittsburghi remain
undisturbed until unloaded at our Warehouses Market,
street, Philadelphia, thereby entirely avoiding the delay
consequent on three different transhipments, and hccu
<tng (tie delivery ol (rood* in entire lots, thepackages
clean, and in us good order as when shipped.
Produce, Ac , convened to onr House at Pittsburgh.
: will be received nuu forwarded always ol the lowest
current cannl rates, strictly according to instructions,
without any extra charge for f onmussum, storage,or ad
vancing charge?, Ac.
febv>3 _ C. A. M'ANULTYJk. Cl,._
■" Pare Reduced i ~
. WEST NEWTON PLANK ROAD ROUTE,
I.UM UAI.TIMIIKK, FHILAUF.U’IIIA ami WASH
' INUTON CITY; • Farb Keducrt*. .
* To Hnliintoee, . s2,t)o feus than Pa. Railroad
To Philadelphia; do do do :
ToWashington City, do do- do
■ This-is flic only Office wlucn insures a THROUGH
TICKET to Washington,and, by faking this Route, pus-
Bengei* will tnve tuiitt and money.
The M«il Dual (carrying the United States Mail.)
leaves the Mononcahe'a W horf, above the Wire Bridge,
EVERY AFTERNOON,at.so'clock,via the Youglno
vheny River. . Passengers wilHodpe on the Boat, and
lake splendid United States Mad Coaches at West New
ton, next morning.over the Plank Road.crossing the
nu.utitmiis in daylight. Take the inagmhcrnt sleeping
Car* of the Baltimore nod Ohio Railroad, ntlO o'clock,
p.M. ; Br«*ukiast ui Baltimore and Washington Ciiv,
dine in Philadelphia, and arrive in New Yoik the same
evening.
Fare to Baltimore, • - - - - $ £>,ol).
do Philadelphia, -• . - • 10,00.
do Washington City, - - - 10,50.
MONONGAHbXA ROUTE.
The iSteamer leavesthe Wharf, above the Bridge,
Daily, ut ao'clock, A. M. Traveler&leastug Pirsburgb
by the Morning Boat, will the mountains the some
night, and arrive in Cumbetland the next morning for
the H o’clock train of Cats tor Baltimore. Willifnpin
Biilinnore and Washington City, and urrtve in Pluladel
plmi at 2 o’clock, ihe suinc night
Fore to Baltimore, . • • - - 5 0,00.
do Philadelphia, - - - • 10,10.
:do W asliuiffton City, - - - 10,50.
For Tickets, by timer 6( the above Lines, p!en»e call
at tlie West Newton Plank Rond Office, nvihc Motion
guhein House, Wuierstreet. J. J. EVANS, Agent.
OplC; . ...
JAMES C. WATf.
fiUOUIUAB UttHl’KAk RAIIiUOAD.
iMa. 1852.
CLEVELAND AND DETROIT LINE,
In connection with the Cleveland and Cincinnati Rail*
rnrul, Cleveland and Erie Railroad, CleveUud and
. VitKburgh Railroad,and Michigan Central Railroad.
PASSENGERS will he ticketed through from any
point on Lake Michigan, to Cleveland, Cincinnati
and Pittsburgh, and from cither of those places to any
point on Lnktt Mioliig-m.
This Line will be composed of two new low pressure
.steamers, built expressly for the route.
CLEVELAND. - - Capt C.C Stakaro. .
FOREST CITY, . - Cap’. L. A. Pikrck.
A Boat will leave Cleveland f r Detroit, nud Detroit
for Cleveland, every evening, at 0| o’clock, arriving In
both cities the following morning, in season for the mor*
inmrtraiu of c.a'S forClitcUgo, Cincinnati and Pittsburgh,
and for the Lake Superior and Saginaw boats at Detroit.
T 1 p\*-wiII run from Cleveland m the following order:
FOREST CITY.
Monday —■—•* Wednesday- -Friday.
' CLEVELAND.
Tuesday——*•*■>■•••• -Thursday Saturday.
CLEVELAND.
Monday***-*** • •••■•• •Wednesday ««♦•-*.** Friday.
FOREST CITY.
Tuesday •■ Thursday ••Saturday.
The undersigned arc prepared to make contracts for
all kinds of Freight, from Cleveland to Detroit, Macki*
naw, Haute bte. Mane, and u'l poit* on Lake Michigan.
The OCEAN, CASPIAN and ST. LOUIS will compose
the line -until the new Bouts ore ready
AGENTS.
0 RRADBERN & CO, Cleveland.
PITMAN, TROWBRIDGE Sc JONES, Detroit,
pprll-tim • ' • -
PENNSYLVANIA KA UROAU,
Two Ualiy Trams From Plttiburglt to
’PhllaiUlphls and Baltimore,
. Only ilO Hours Through /
FARE,SII.
T UR Express mail tram will leave the Depot on Lib
erty street, above the Oamil Bridge, every morning
at Cl o’clock. ..
Passengers will goby the cars to Turtle, Creek I2imlet‘
where they will fimlthe best of Coaches in reudmess to
conveyuhem 23 miles,over a fitst rate turnpike road to
Realty’*station; {condaetors accompany each train or
Coaches),and then lake the cars to Mollidaysbarg; ami
then.take the splendid sleeping chrsdlrect to Philadel
phia and italittxmre.
Passengers for Baltimore lake the cars of the York and
Cumberland Railroad tit Ilarrisburgli, arriving at Balti
more to breakfast, and to Washington City tho surac
morning.
The Evening Train will leave daily at G UO, P. M., or*
riving st Philadelphia next evening.
Raggagc checked through to Philadelphia.
I), Leech & Co.’s Express PackeiLine will leuvo daily,
at 5 o'clock, P. M.| connectings! BlatrsviUe with the
Pennsylvania Railroad. Through from Pittsburgh to
Philadelphia and Baltimore in 33 hours,
i FARE $lO.
Passengers will prnr.oro their tickets at the Railroad
Olfiee in the Monongahela House, Water. Street.
N. B;—Schedule tune rb follows:
From Pittsburgh to Beauy’aStation, 7 hours
•do .. Beatty’s Station to Johnstown, lift do
do Johnttown to Holhdaysburg, in*
. i. : - cludmg33miles Portage roud,G do
From Ifotiidaysburq to Dtllertville, U do
do DdlersviHe to PluladelphiSjOver
Columbia Railroad, 3} do
This Schedule allows ample lime on eaeb portion of
tho route, and can be regularly made, if no unexpected
detention should occur. Passengers are informed that
the Portage and Columbia Railroad are owned and ope*
rated by tho State of Pennsylvania, and aro in no wuy
. under the management or control of the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company.- -
NOTICE.—in ease ofloPS, the Company will hold
ihcntselees responsible for persona! baggage only and
for an amount not exceeding one hundred dollars.
innrtG; J. MRSINMEN, Ticket ACUP.R.K. Co.
fbom : ;■ ■
PI tt.lmrgh to Cleveland. Colnmbui and
Cincinnati.
ALLIANCE, CANTON AND MASSILLON,
fags** gssaasa tasaas
IN CONNECTION WITH THE PENNAi CENTRAL
RAILROAD. ' '
Through from Pittelurgh to Cleveland in hit than
Ten Jlauri, by a conlinuoui Railroad fine t
THE Express Train on iho Ohio and Pennsylvania
Railroad, leaves PiUsbuigh at SJA.M., slopping ni
Sewlckly, ItochealeiyNcw Brißliton, Darlington, Enon,
Palestine, Colamlnana, and Salem, and renehes Alli
ance, »t miles from Pitlsbargli, <U IP. M. Passengers
leaving Alliance an the Cluveland Rmlroau at 3 P. M.,
and reach Cleveland at OP. M. Retnrmng. the pns
,enters leave Cleveland at 9 A. M.» Alliance at 1.30 P.
M , nnd reach Pittsburgh at 5.39 P. M,,Tn time to con
nect with Die evening train on the Pennsylvania Rail
road for Philadelphia, New York and Baltimore, and
also wi’li the TonghioghenySieatubontand Plank Road
route.
Passengers by ibis route come from Cincinnati to
Pittsburgh in two days, without night travel, and save
from one to two days in connecting with the Penna. Cen
irul Railroad.: ■ : , . .■. . •
Pasieneeis leaving Pittsburgh at 830 A. AT., reach
f atiton at 2 P.M. and Massillon at 2.30 P. At. At Mas*
*»11on the line connects with stage lines to Wooster,
Mausfield, New Philadelphia, and ntEnontoNcw Cos*
tlo,Poland, Warren, Mercer and Erie.
■ %* The New Brighton Accommodation Tram leaves
Pmsburgh ut !0 AJvi. and 5 20 F. M., and Now Brighton
at 7 A. M. and l P. M-> stopping at intermediate stations.
Excursion Tickets, good for two days, are sold be
tween Pittsburgh, Rochester and New Brighton
Quarterly, tickets are sold at low rates, and ticket* by
the.package to some of tho stations.
The Trims do not run on Sunday.
. Omnibuses ran in connection with the trains to and
from the station on Federal street
Fare by the only continuous Railroad Line from Pitts
burgh to Cleveland, 140 miles, $4,00. To Massillon* 103
miles, $3,00.. ~ : • ■ ■
Fortiekets apply at the Federal Street Station of the
Ohio and Pa. Railroad, to . ..GEORGE PARKIN,
• Ticket Agent.
Or to J.MESKIMEN,
> Monongahela House* Pittsburgh.
Note—By the route by steamboat 50 miles to Wells*
vilie, and thence bylßailroad 100 miles to Cleveland, the
fare is S 3 50.
Piuthurgh, April t;3Bs2>»{optf?
C7,2l
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- 18.41
iW
: ,24
BILLIARD BALLS.—In store add for saTe, a few set
Inch Billiard Balls. ' JOHN W- TIM,
*»y* No. 143W00d Street.
mup „Hotlco*
'■’“r 1 sabsrriters have this day entered intoptttner
x an “ «“ ot TAAFFB, HA
* UANfci for the purpose of carrying on agen*
eral Commission and Produce Business, and eonGuent*
ly hope Ihetr long experience, extensive mercantile ac
quaintance, and personal auenuon to the intere** of
their cujwomersr TnU ontitle them to a share of public
patronage, wbi fli£l^ b A&^ tßlod y*> deserve.
bUnb i AAr FE* FillibDlvh
SAIiPL MAGUIRE. CamSrl’d, Mil,
TO C BANE, Wtshingion,P™ ’
Pittsburgh, April 3, [opG
• 1 -9
Sranspartatiou.
"1852.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
N JUS W ARHA dOKIliillTI
TYESTEBN RAILROAB
; j <• y j-
X.j-V’y. : :: i --V ?'£
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Insurance (Kompamea
Fir* and Jaaitoa luiaraavai
THE OFFlCE.of.ther'ihrhrancs Co, d/rj&ttk Amtrtza
has been rtmoved to the Warehouse of Hardy, Jones
& Co., No. 141 Front street,third house East of Wood
strcei.'where thcsubscaberwinissucpoticieson Build-.
Ings ami their contents,andonShlpmenlftbySteambonui
and..other .vessels, for the nbove.old. and tespousibl*
Company. £ap3j WM P JONES, Agent
Si*te SlUtua! A F)re lniurauc« GO!Dpßnyr
HARRISBURG, FA,
TAbisiGMaDonly for the safer classes of property, has
XJ an ample capital, and afToids superior advairogea
in point of.cheapness, safety and accommodation, to city
anu coumry mcrchanis,and owners oi dwellings, ami.
isolated or country property. •
~ ■ ' , . A. A; CARRIER,Actuary,
: pc 137) . Branch Office,No.s4 Bmithfield sU.-Pittsburgh l
:«biW YOUR LIPK msUjtAMCR COM
PAKY,
ACCUaiULATBIt CAi'IVAL. QSOOiOOO
THE ANNUAL DIVIDhNDS have been unusually
Urge, showing.that the company Uhs been a
ivery large amt prosperous business,
r The dividends in le-lG were CO.pe.r cent.
“ “ 1847 V 51) ‘
• . ■■■ « •<> ' ls 4» “ fit) •
•. 1649 “ 40- .
“ 1850 40 . il
“ “ 2851 « 00 “
“ ‘r - . . .1852 40 -
This is among the oldest companies m the United States.
Its accumulated capital is constantly increasing for the
benefit of members, present nnd tuturc/
. . 'MORRIS FRANKLIN, President.-
: Plimy FfiEtMiM, Actuary. <
CURTIS Sc DOBBS, Agts.
: PitlshurgU, cor. of Wood and Fifth streets, over Pal'
nek & Friend’s Banking Hou?e, ■••••» •' •
CALIFORNIA RISKS TAKEN. >
Also. ngcnts for. Protection and Furmei’s Fire and Mn*
rlne Insurance,-capital St.-.0,U0U, amt of Branch oilice,
Empire Stale Health As»oci«iion, cash, including accu*
mulated capital SIS.OUO. ,
Alio, agents for the purchase and sale of real estate,
mvtl • • ■
IMSUttABCU.
THE DELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY INSUR
ANCECOMPANY.—Othce, North Room of the lix
change,Thirdstre<ii,.Philadelplua. -.. !,*.■
Fia* Insurance.-—Buildings, Merchandize and othei
property in town and country, insured against loss or
damage by fire atthc lowest rate of premium.
Marine Insurance. —They also insure Vessels,-Car
m>cs and freights, foreign or coastwise, under open or
special policies, a a the as«ured.mav desire. ..
Inuinu Tranbportatton.—They also insure metchun
dlie transported by Wagons, Railroad Cars. Cunat
Boats and steam Boats, on nversaud iukca,on the most
liberal terms; .
DIKECTORB- Joseph 11. Sral, Kdnuind A. Souder
John O. Davis. Robert Button, John It. Penrose, Samuel
Edwurds,Geo.G. Lciper.hdward Darlington;lsaac R.-
Duvis, William New!m,Dr. R.M. Huston.
lames C. ilnnd,Thcophilus Paulding, H. Jones Brooks
Henry Sloan, Hugh George SerriU,Spenccr. M«-
llvain, Charles Kelly, J.<j. Johnson,William Hay,Dr
8, Thomas, John Sellers, Wm. Eyre, Jr. .
DIBKC'roKS AT PITTSBURGH.— D. T. Morgan-
Hurlj Cra.‘K, Jno.T. Imgun.
" WILLIAM MARTIN, President.
Tkos. O. Hanp, Vice PrtiiUent.
Joseph \V. Cowan, Secretary.
Io*Oftice of the Company, No. 42 \V uter Rtrccl. Pitts
Lur^ti.. (jelCidl!) P. A. MADEIRA, Agent-
The FraubUn Fire Insurance Company*
Oif TUILAIIBX.rHIA.
TTIRECTORSr >
1/ Charles W . Baneker, George W. Richards,
Thomas Hart, Mordecati). Lewis,
Tobias Wagner, Adolphi E. Bone,
Sainue IGrum, David S. Browne,
Jacob K.6mith, Morns Palterfton.
CIIAS. N. BANCKER, Pres’t.
Chas. G. Bahckkr, Secretary.
|£y» Continue to make Insurance, perpetual or limited,
on every description ot property in town and country
at rales as low ha are consistent wall necurity. '
The Company have reserved a larije Cununycnl Fund*
which, with their Capital and I’rcnmnns, suicly invested*
sfford ample protection to the assured.
. The Assets of the Company, on January 15t,.1551, at
published agreeably to an Act of Assembly, were as fob
lows^vlr:—
MoTijtageg $•• 918. W& CB
Real Ksiate •« • --•« St,d77 7S
Temporary Loans*— 8.1,M0 17
Stoeka ■■ ■ - ■■■-♦—"» Cl,Brf> 00
Cuib,&e. W,3« 81
*!£!*,7oB 44
Since their incorporation, a period of 2L years,they
have paid upwards of (in* MiUion J>cur hundred TAqu*
sand ZtoJfaM,losse3by fire* thereby affording evidence
of the advantages of Insurance, as well as the nbiuiy ami
disposition to meet with promptness, all liabilities.
J.GARDINER COFFIN, Agent,
apr24) Office N, K.comer Wood and Jd sta.
"H O M K- IN S Ull AH Oi3
The Fanners aud Olechonick 1 IlealtU In
surance Association,
OF PITTSIMJKGH, J'KNNA.
AW IN TIM7E OF NEKD:
omcs-coauF.B of «itJTn?iEU> axo T>inu> str'emr.
GIIAKASTV CAPITAL, 930,000.
mills is an asrociiuonerinbhebrd for the tnuinal rdier
x of us members, m cares of sickness or accident, by
uie payment of Uieir Annual Depomts -Person* in cood
health may become membersand be entitled to a weekly
benefit, mease ofsicknes?.oraccident. All who jnuillu*
Association are entitled to a vote m the election of
officers, and to participate m the profits of the Associn
lion. It is established on. a safe and permanent bust*,
being botlt Mutual.und Benevolent in us designs, with
the lowest rates consistent for uvsecuuiyt and conduct*
ed in a manner to insure us permanency and durability.
All persons can see tho advantages ot taking out a
policy from the General Office.
YfAIILY DEPORTS ’
0 2,0 D per year, draws $ V,lO per week;
3,1*0 do do ori0 r i 0 do;
4,00 do do 44M do;
6,00 do do 6,00 du;
C,DU do .do l-,UJ do;
7,00 do do 7,1*) do;
;9,00 do do HOO do;
0,00 do do OflO do;
10,00 do - do UMO oo;
INITIATION FF*E, for Membership, Sl,so—which
most be pnulatthe timeof making application, and the
first years’ deposit wnlnn twenty days. Each member
entitled, to a monthly report, gratis,
OFVICttRS; 1 • .
Frcjufrrtl—l>. W» Bka u»:ont.
Vtes Fftfnftrtt and 2V«wur*r—-Wnt. M. Wilson.’ •
s«crriary-(i, D. Brown.
Finance Ccmtmtlet—A. J. Childs, A. D. CliriMit, and
D. A. M’Martters. inarJlrdw
Dtfctft aatuai ertro Kciaraaco company.
BRANCH OFFICE, MSMirnpitLD st. t PtnrscsQ i,
IVu&urgA, May
npHEbcstcvidcnceof the successor the ihtector* in
X endeavoring tamale MUTUAL FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY” meet the wants of the
comraamiyyis the unparalleled amount of business
yrhich has been done—'having issued. .7*990 P >H-
Gies during the past year, thereby adding over 8100,000
tothe funds of the company. Nearly ml tho property
insured is of the safest kind,m email risks, end a largo
proportion insured for only one year.
whole No. Policies issued . 7,00 D
do do expired, terminated A
canceled'—’——— - y 2
do do inforce'— —•••• 7,eod
Amountof Propertymsured"—sr?,c6Ml9
do Canceled,tennmatcJund ex
pired* • *— -201,72 S
do do in force s7,fa*4, f>tH
dp ■ PratpitnaNotes* —•— 7D,<»7fl,fi7
do Canceled,terminated,eipr'd, W7,|o
do inforee —— ...... 572,0. , h , 1 77
do Cash Pretniumsrecelved-—551,557,id
do do canceled-—— 321.24
851,233,20
Whole amount an<! expcu
sea paid --'JR,4II ,-15
Balanceiiimvorof the Co., In cash, oy7,frM,«iS
To city or country merchants, uml owners of rfv»^U*
ings, and isolated or country property, it is believed
this company affords advatiluges inpouilof cheapness;
safety and security, inferior to no Insurance Company
in tlus country. ■ ;
Conducted on the equitable and greatly Improved sys
tem of Classification of Risks, excluding all special
hazards, insuring only a limited mnoimtin any one lo
csUty.llius precluding tlic frequency and occurrence of
laifie tires, and also, on both the Stock and Mutual plan,
it notonly poseenses the clietpucss and accommodation
of both methods, but entitles the Insured to a pumcina
tion is the profits.
Ills under the control.of .the following Directors t—J
11.I 1 . Rutherford. A;J. Gillett,. John H. l > ftecer,ib.raue. T-
Jones, Alonzo A,Carrier,Philo 0. Sedgwick, Rob sn
Klotz,Samupl Jones, John I*. Rutherford.
J l\ RUTHERFORD,Presh.
A. J. GILLETi, Sec’y.
A. A. Caiuuto, Actuary.
• N, B.—A Scrip Dividend of fifteen per cent, on es pi
ring pohcieslias been declared by the Directors, imo is
now receivable at this Oihee for renewals, or redeema
ble in cash at the ejKimmncty days.
<nyl7:d&w A. A. CARRIER,Agent.
WatchtSf Jewelry, «&c.
HAVING just returned irom the Eastern cities, I
have brought with me one of the most beuuutu)
and carefully selected. Stocks of Jewelry, Watches and
Faucy-Goods, ever offered to tbe Public. Persons
wishing to purchase any thing in my Hue, can rely on
getting a good uiticlc. Ido not advertise to sell goods
below cost, nor 5U per cent.cheaper limn any house in
the city. Give me a call, uml I nra sure you will be
satisfied that I con Sell a good article ns cheap us any
of them.
Another fact t wish to keep before the people. If
you want your Watch, Clock, or any article of Jewel
ry, repaired in tbe best manner, thin is tbe place to have
it done. To this branch of my business! will devote
especial attention. ■
JOHN 8. KENNEDY, 01 Market street*'
apr7 . Sign of the Golden feugie.
Henry utctiarJioa, Jeweller,
HAVING rc-fUted hts store in a.handsome manner,
and hut recently returned from the Eastern cities
with a hue assortment of Watches. Jewelry and Faucy
Goods, would call the attention of ins friends und cub*
toraera to the fact, that among his Watches will be fodtid
the most desirable styles, patterns and makers. Of Jew
elry, the latest styles of broches, breast pms, fob and
vest chains, finger rings, ear rings, miniature, lockets,
Ac ,&c. ' ■•.- :* ••
FANCY GOODS—Sucli as paper mache, work tables,
work boxcs r dcsks, fancy vases, perfume bottles, table
mats, Colt’s pistols, pone monmes, in great variety;
cbma fruit &rvi cake dishes, Ac., with an endless variety
of useful andornamemai articles, which have only lo be
seen to be appreciated. • • %
novl NO. 81_MARKET STREET^
Oltluni and Btraugsri; '
#so •• DO you wish to-purchase a finc
GOLDorSlLVKßWATCH^atabout*®®®*
«■* gaone-half thntisuul price? If so, call at HOOD’S
GauaiNKW JEWELRY STORE, SI Marktt street,
two doors north of Third, and take a look at Ins new
stock, just arrived, and you can there purchase Watch
es or any kind of fine Gold Jewelry at their real value,
nud not be charged two prices for everything, ns you
have usually been \ butcan gel the very boat quality of
goods at the lowest eastern prices. Do not believe what
others, interested m ihctr own stiles, tell you, but come
ana see for yourselves. AH goods sold auhtsestabhah
meurwill be warranted us represented at time of sale—
-00 that ail may purchase equally ssfs and cheap. • aul9
IF Time in money, surely it deserves to be watched,
and, reader, you may be assured that—
Watches better ne’er were sold,
Whether of silver or of gold,
Than >oa will find, when e’er you go,
Amllook at those on sale below.
JL. B.EINKMAN <£, CO.,
FIFTH STREET, ONE DOOR FROM WOOD
Importers and Dealers in Clocks, WatctUa
and Jncrlry, Watch Materials, Watch Mains Tools. Ac.
BEG leave to announco to the trade and the public
generally, that they have jUst received, from the best
manufacturers in Europe, a large lot of Gold and silver
Watches, Watch Toots and Materials, and a most ele
gant assortment of Jewelry, from the best manufactu
rer*—*whlck they offer ot prices as low as they can be
purchased in the Eastern markets.
- Clocks; Watches-and Jewelry repaired in the .best
manner,and on ihe most reasonable terms.
Prompt attention paid to orders from a distance.
jnar&4
X'kBEKSKINS—2 bales deerskins for salo by
±J my 33 SMITH A SINCLAIR.
Removal,
HOUGH a ANTHONY have removed their DA
GUEBREAN ROOMS, from Burke* Budding, to
Eaion’s Building, over the Young Men’s Library, where
they will be happy to see their old patrons and friends, i
apxTitf * *
? ■' J'-’ ;i«.>v'- (
r 1 * * > <- - •
-1 * '
GREAT BARGAINS JN DRY GOODS.
Selling oIT at Cost ..
TO QUIT THE EUSIXTESS'
flMilYSubacritier being about to relinquish the reuiii
X dry goods business, and havingmade such arrangc
luriUß as ra Tender it necessary in close nut his-stock »y
ihtj isiofJuly next; will commence on Ihursdny, Mny
13, ami acU-Uifl'euhrft'RiocJc of Fancy and Staple dry
goods nt COST, FOR CASH.
His goods having been principally purchased the pres
ent senson, will be found* desurhble bargains, being at
: least per cent lower thanregulnr prices.
In STAPLE GOODS will be found —. .
4*4 and G*4 French ginghams;
English mid French dilutees;
;13lh Alpacas and bombazines;
Checks nnd mushns;
Irish linens ondcrashes;.
- Table Hnens.and ctoins; :
Huckaback towels and towclinr;
• Damask and snow drop linen napkins unit doilies. Mar*
settles quilts; funuturc pruts, plain uml emb’d otraity;
•linen sheeting and billow, litienaj fable »itd plariocovers
and coverings; worked lace curtains iintfcmitnn muslins.
FANCY (l ODDS.
vWldie crape shawls,'emli’d ami plain,white berege and
■ thibet shawl*; .
Fine Trench lawns ambberepcs;
:llm-ge de lalnes ami muslin He lames;
•lihsuns and grenadiers;
Blh and fancy silks, some very superior, and n Cue stock
, of goods generally.
: • , EMBROIDERIES.
;.WotkeimuU and lace capes aud sleeves;
Jm-onelt, mull and linen cambric collars & chemi/eiles,
Jaconoit, mull edgings and Interlines;
'limb’d Jhien and ciimb/iu Infkfs;.
; Worked bands and Houncingf; nnd ft'magclficeni stock
of Valenciennes edgings, laces and insertmgs; together
with a large variety or other good?, too numerous to
mention, all of whioh will ncmallv be sold at ORIGINAL
COSI, FOR CASH; Larly calls will secure the best
bargains JAMES A. M’RNIOIllVNo: 02, 4th at.
P.S—All pcisors knowing themselves indebted to
the übove prior to January, are requested to pay
the same, us all debts will be put tit the hands of an at
torney fur collection. . inyl*i
Cheap Hry Goodst
JAMES M’CA NDLbSS A CO.,
100 Wood Wood. Street,
ARE now opening a very extensive and well assorted
slock ofSPRINU and SUMMER GOODS. Con
‘‘idling m part oi French-ami-English Broad Cloths,
.Tweeds, Cnssinierrs,- t;n»him>rcits, Doeskins, Jeans,
Cotumades, Driljugs, Lineu- Coatings, Silk, Satin and
fanny Cotton Vesungs. Also, about lOOCASKB PLAIN
AND FANCY DRESS GOODS,embracing the newest
styles of Silk aud Linen Poplins, Delaines,Bcragesnnd
BerageDc Laities;. Black Mounting and Fancy Lawns;
Plain and Fancy Qalic.oe, nt great variety; French,
Scotch and Domestic Gimriiams; Palm Lent, Leghorn,
Kossuth, Hungarian nud Mexican llata4 Silk, Gingham
and Cotton Parasols, Ac., Ac., which are offered nt
W hc»le*ale on the mogiaccommodftimgtcrms. faprPi
JU» T RECEIVED at Jkpfkis’ One Price Cash StOTC I
No. TO.Market street, Pittsburgh, between Fourth at.
and Diamond, the largest uml most beautiful stock of
SPRING and SUMMER I>KY GOOD:*, ever offered to
tb* citizens of Pittsburgh,
' The hubscriber wou'o inform those who desire to get
good eaboains, that the greater part ot his Stock was
parchused-at the recent large Auetion Sales in New
York.and Philadelphia for c-uni, whieh.enables him to
sell goodalS to %ptr cent, cheaper than those who buy
on credit, . We do not deem it uecet-sary t» mention the
the different kinds of goods flint compose our stock, but
deem it sufficient to say that -it consists of a full assort
mentor ladies’ and aeniiemeirs wear, together with a
general stock ef FURNISHING GOODS. We would
respectfully solicit on.examination ot our Block.trout
those who wish to purchase. [marls
JfAJttKS SI'OANDLESS * CO*,
109 WOOD STREET.
TSTIIOLP.SALK Dtalers tn Fort ig« fluff £>cvj#.<fir Dry
?y Goods, are now opening their brat purchase oi
SPRING AND bUMMLR GOODS, seif cted wall the
greatest care* to suHihe trade., consisting in pari of life
newest Ftyles of—
Dress Lawns and Borages;
Plain and Figured Alpnccas;
French, Scotch and Domestic Ginzhnms;
Printed Calicoes, in great variety;
Ribbons, Laces and Edgings;
; . ClolUs,Casstnterc& bndveatings; . '
: Summer Coating and Pamulooning;
Brawn and Bleached Muslins;
Palm and Leghorn Hats;
Straw and Braid Bonnets. •
Together with a eomnlete stoefcof Variety Goods and
Pedlars’ Notions,Gold nnd Gilt Jewelry, Gold and Sil
ver Watches,Brass Clocks, Ac. All of which arc of*
fered nl Wholesale, for a small ndvancc over Eastern
prices. Ifebi&.Cm
Now Goods at Unusual Low Prfceit .
D GREGG A CO., No. 197, north west corner of Wood
.street nnd Diamond nlley,arc now opening their
second purchase of SPRING AND SUMMER DRY
GOODS AND VARIETIES; which have been relented
by the senior partner with great care, cxprcaj.lv for the
trade. Oar stock consists in part of French una English
Broadcloths, Caissnnercs, Cashmercues, Tweeds, Sail*
neils. Summer Pamaloonery, Fancy Trimmings, Pop-
Jins, De Lames, Lawns, Bcrugc?, altcavy stock. Fancy
Prims, latest styles, Alpacas plain and figured. French,
Scotch ond Domestic ftinghnms, Brown and Bleached
Muslins, ICtU) dox Hosiery; Gloves, a largo nnd beautiful
assortment; Bonnets, Ribbons. Laces and Edging?; La*
dies? Dress Goods, a large assortment of latest styles
Silk and Gingham Parasols; Rutland and Palm Leaf
Hats. Our stock of Vanehci is very large and com
plete, together with an extensive slock ot Gold nud Gilt
Jewelry, Gold and feitver Pcnsjind Pencils; Clocks in
great variety. Our slock of Dry Goods la la* ge and com
plete, To which we would invite the nttemton of City
Retailers,Country Merchants nml Pedlars, us we can
offer Goods on such terms us will make it an object of
their particular attention. .
uprtthCm. D. GREGG A CO.
Sisn of the *• 01UGINA L SEE HIVEMai&t st.
. FRESH ARRIVAL OF
New Spring And Summer Goods! .
THE sabsenbers have just received by Adams A
Co.’s Express and the Pennsylvania Railroad, one
of the largest nud best selected assortments o&Fme
Goods over offered to the public.
One of the Firm having been in the Eastern Cities
before the commenccincntof the irnde, selected
our Goods, with great care from the Importers; at such
prices a* will enable us to sell cheaper than the cheap
est.
Our very extensive stock comprises in part the fol
lowing—vi*:
Cheuc and Jasper Chenc biiks;
High Lustre, Plain, Cbnrnelitii and Glassa Lhlk?;
do Stripe do &do»
do Plain Black -vdo;
Turk&utms, l-oulurd and WnleredSilks;
Tissues,Bcrapes, Plain nml Figured Poplins ;
French worked Sleeves, Cuffs.UoUars A Olieiniretts;
do Lncc and Muslin Cnpe.s;
Black Satin ond Fancy Vesunas;
Cloths, Cassunercs,Satinets and Jeai>3 J
Bonnets and Bonnftl Rtbbou-s. •
'I lie proprietors would respectfully solicit an early
call from their friends and the public generally, feeling
confident Dial they cun offer greater inducements than
has been offered heretofore.-
murJ YOUNG, STEVENSON ft. LOVE-
'iil His?®!...
MILIINE P. V, <5• r
TCPUW- ARRIVALS OP SPRING AND SUMMER
J.v GOODS, opened mid opninur?, incluilnifj rich
Shawls, from $5 to fty $lOO each.
Let every Indy call and *ec lint splendid production
of Imperial Chinese manufacture.
Litres, Batins,Bilks, Lawns,- Retakes, Mantillas, and
Visiles, to mutch the Shawls.
LndieM ami Children's Millinery, Gloves, Flowers,
Et4;m£B, &c. .
Gentlemen’s Rioad Cloths, Tuscan and Leghorn H«t«,
(Cemn style-*,) SlHrla;Coais, Ac.
Mourmiif! Goods of every description.
Madame A, Gosling:*- (from France,) is in the monthly
receiptof Fashions and Models, from Paris, London aiid
New York, m No. 5t St.. Clair street, and 10a Market st.
where ladies are respectfully invited to call.
The trade supplied widvmodclsund mutennK {apr!4
SECOND GREAT AtttUVALt
OF FALL nnd Winter Dry Goods and Varitira at No
-07, Northwest corner of Wood street and Diamond
Pn. D.Grkug & Co. would again un*
nouuceio theirold customers ami dealers generally in
their line, that they nre now prepared! o olfer for sale
their present new stock of Goods at unusually low rate I *.
And uk our purchases have been made on the most fav
orable terms with Importers and Manufacturer", wo flat
ter ourselves, and hope to be a'de-to merit u continuance
of confidence and patronage ot our old customers nnd
the public generally, which has been heretofore so libe
rally heslowed upon us. Our DRY GOODS STOCK is
in part ofDroadcloths, Cassnnefes, Satilncis, Tweeds,
fancy Vestings, Checks, Flannels, Drillings, Rtack and
Brown Muslins, Tickings, Blankets, Linccy Plaid", Al
pacas, Mentions. Muslin De Lames, fancy
Prints, Glazed Cambrics, Gloamings, Table Diaper".
Giughams, Silks,daney long Shawls, Silk Cravats, Pon
gee Silk Pocket Handkerchief*, and Irish Linens direct
fromtfreland, and all other articles generally kept in tho
DryGoodsline. Oua Varibty Dcparimcuiwitl be found
on examination to be unsurpassed by any other of tho
kind West of the Mountains, and is made up in part of
Combs, Buttons, Patent and Spool Threads, direct from
Europe f Port Monies and Pocket Books, Hooks and
Ryes, Pins and Needles, Tapes, Thimbles, Spoons, Ra
zors, fnble Cutlery and Pen-limves just arrived from
Sheffield ; Patent Medicines; Vlolmoiid Violin strings,
Gum Suspenders, Slates and Slate Pencils, Percussion
Caps, Spectacles, Pistols, Hosiery. Gloves, Lawns and
Edgings, Ribbons,Sewing Silk, Silk Gunns'and Fringes,
fancy Nettings, Green Bandages, Black Silk Veils, Silk
' Florence together with a general assortment of all other
articles in the Variety line. Wc have on hand and for
sate a large assortment of Gold and Silver Watches and
Watch Materials, Gold and Gilt Jewelry, Gold and Sil
ver Pens and Pencils, Gold and Silver Spectacle",
Clocks, Ac., to which we uivuo the attention of all buy
ers, as we are determined to cell our Goods on the iron
reasonable terms, euhor for cash or satisfactory refer
ence. • ■ ■
N. B. -The business of the laic firm of Gauoa A. Mc-
Canslssb is to be settled by D. Gnsao nt the stand of D,
Greco & Co., who is fully authorized- for such and in
whose possession arc the papers, Notes and Books of
said firm. • [ocUs:tf
BACON— 2 casks jiißt received and for sale by
;my!3 ARMSTRONG & CROZER.
Furnltan and Chair Warsrooma.
a; JOSEPH MEYER, 424 Penn street, above the
Canal Bridge, keeps constantly on hand and make*
(o order,'-.at lito lovxst pnrw, every description or
i*ancy and Plain FURNITURE, SOFAS and CHAIRS
of the best workmanship and most approved styles.
Purchusers would do well toSvisithis Warerooms.
tav97-dAwlv •
■fPHEundesigned begsleave to announce to his friends
X and customers, that lio has received u large, and
the greatest care selecM, lot of RHKNIsH and
HtENCII WINE, which he con warrant a pure and
Sename, and which he seUseither by tho bottle or ca k.
csides, he keeps always on hand, a large anti well sc-
stock of FRENCH COGNAC BRANDY, lIOL*
LAND GIN, and o’her Liquors, all of which arc of the
nrst qualities, and. warranted genuine articles Me
feels'grateful for former favors, and it shall be Ins duty
to attend to his customers as formerly.
As he has made the best and latest improvement fo *
rectifying Whiskey,he can, (tarnish them of the best
hind, and at the lowest price. D FICKEISEN,
myB No 137 Liberty street.
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i *y..t i f *l.
iDrg ©soils.
Great A ttrrici lon S
MiW GOUUSi
YOUNG, STEVENSON & LOVE,
FRENCH STORE.
-feEsJSiSISSSgf »M®S GOSLING,
|!r-te jgi ISS p§£ MARKET STREET
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fira .■ Sg Bit] [
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A. <.QSI,INU,
No. r.i,
I V v - ST. CI,AIK STREET,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
! -pr ■■■ -Foreign and Amencan
.SJi'il :> : •
! Tani'V and Staple
ijli&r •
\slf I>UY GOODS,
■ V
/«»SOSS WM.E. STEVKNSON conllnues to mann
b~§£a' facture CABINET-WARE’at every descrip-
at )us oldßiand.corner/ofLmertyaim
Severn* streets*- UNDERTAKING attended
to, mall Us branches. «-* mayll
_. „ ■ >A* fitILLIKUS A
O AVE ON HAND at their extensive CABINET and
XX CHAIR BrANUPAqTORV. N 0.64 Smithfield RU
a large assortment of fancy and plain Furniture,tvlncb
.they will sell 15 per cent, below customary raleß. -
Terme—caah only. - l<lec27:ly
Cafrtuet asul Oliakr Factory.-
tfjfc • JOSEPH MEYER has on htind, at his exten*.
Cabinet and Chair Manufactory. No:4‘24Penn
street, above the Canal, all Jrlnds of.TURNITURE,
'* « *stich as Sofas, Centre Tables, Mahogany Chairs,
Mahogany Bedsteads, and all other articles in the Cftbi
nbt line—which he wnl sellUOpercent.below eastom
ary rales. Terms-OASH, ONLY. . • •• . . -..',7
* ’ ; JOSEPH MEYER, .
- aprO No..424~Pcmvfiireet, Fifth Waril. .
•. c.'tiauMSß. arpAuiaa
• Hammer & Daul«r«
CABINET WAREROOM, SMITH PI ELD STREET, :
Ilituftin Stventhstreet and Strawberry alley .Prttsburg, pa.
tf7| • HAjMMER & I>AUI«ER keep constantly on hand
vanety:of excellent and fashionable Furniture,
R£jjwarraniedequal to any m the city,and soldon as
T * favorable terms as can be obtained at any similar
establishmentm Jic West. .They have now on hand an
unusually extensive slock,embracing allkindsof Furni
lure, rrom the cheapest and plainest to the most costly
and elegant. All orders promptlynttended to. inrthfim
Vinters, Mahogany, Rosewood and IValntrt/ TamuA,
Hardware and Furniture at Wholesale.'
1 HIE subscribers have just received from New York.-
. and Huston, a most splendid'stock of.VENEERS,
and ure manufacturing by machinery Furniture suitable
for the trade. Alt of which-we will sell at extretnely
lowpnces.
t As great care was taken in the selection. of the stock,
persons cannot fail lobe suited either as to quality or
price; and, as u ls. well known that Furniture can be
made by machinei'y superior and much lower than by
band, the uUeulion of the trade m respectfully invited:
Turned Work,in all its branches; carried on os usual.
Plnnk for.hand, rails; for'Carpenters, and all articles
required imuanufucturmg Cabinet Furniture, constantly
.on hand—viz:- Mahogany, Varnish, Hardware* Hair
ClolliSiSprings, Ac., Ac. RYAN A M’KEE, -.
■ Ryan’s Building*,
roargfeydaw • . No. 31 Fifth street. ;
JourneymenOftblnst Maker! Aasoelatlon
; WARRHOVSB, .119 SECOND. STREET, .
(near toe comer of Wood.) . 1 -..i
, THIS ASSOCIATION, era-/»
hracurg, already, twice to three yJL.
time* as many hands as the tar-
4sgSf sa, “ M “*sMs» ec*t and hitherto most renowned * i «
business shops of this city; have opened their Ware
house, and are able to furnish the public, by. wholesale
or relaißwnh Furniture of the following description—
viz: •
Mahogany Wardrobes; Dre«.*ingßuieaus;Fuli Col
umned Bureaus; Mahogany Bedsteads; Mahogany
Chairs; Rocking Chairs; MaJiogavy Waahstands; So
fas; Dtvnns; Piano Stools; Rook Cunes; Secretaries;
Card Tables; Pier Tables; hue Card Tables; Centre
Tables: Ha; Racks; French -Bedstead*; Ottomans;
Poplar Wardrobes; Dining and Hreakfa»tTables; Work
standy; Cherry and Common Worksiands; high, post,
common,low,and trundle liediirods; Cherry Bureaus;
Cribs; Cradles, Ac. . -
The ttdvamsgesof co-operation, on an extensive scale,
permit them to sell at the lowest prices,and they are de
lermincdto sell, lowerthan any eoiupeulors, an equally
good, if not better article, and wurr-iiiled—asthe public
will understand by giving them a call.
l\£j*Steamboat worn ot all descriptions, and other
articles of any description, made io order In every style,
at the shortest notice. [marts
PATENT METALLIC DURIAI. OASES,
fBH£E subscribers having recently made arrangements
X with the Patentee of this new and valuable tnven
non for the manufacture ami sale of the article in the
West,theyhaving beeu manufactured heretofore exclu
sively in the East, where.they are.superseding the use
of wooden coffins, take this method of informing the
public, ihutthey are now manufacturing eighteen differ
ent inzesof the modern Sarcophagus, vnrying in length
from 22 inches to 6} feet, with width ahd,depth suitable
for bodies of ordinary size, and rar those who desire
space for cushioning, or for bodies of nnusaal dimen
sions, have several sizes deeper and wider. This in-,
ventiou now coming into genera) use, is pronounced one
of the greatest of ine age. These Busial Cases arc
composed of various kinds of metals, but principally of
iron.
They are thoroughly enameled inside and out,and
thus made impervious to air and Indestructible.. They
arc highly ornamental, and of a classic form, are light
and while they combine the greatest strength,
which motalU capable ofy in a given quantity..
When properly secured with cement they are perfect
ly air-light, and free from exhalation of offensive gases.
They co3tno more than good woedea coffins, and arc
better than any other article in use, (of whatever cost,)
for transportation, vauUs,orordjnary tn'crmenls, as has
been proven by actual experiments, and certified to by
some of ourmosl scientific men;.also, by the Honora
bles Henry Clay. Daniel Webster, Lewis Cass, and
other oistmgimheu Senators who have witnessed their
merits, and whose letters, together with other evidences
of their worth, may be seen at our Agcnts’Burtal Case
Depot, No. 374 Mam street, three doors above Ninth,
where we intend to keep on hand nl all tunes, such o
stock of all sizes and degrees oi ornament and finish as
will saiubc most diversified tastes.
We invite tne imenuon of the puohe, and of Under
takers, particularly; throughout the West, to an exami
nation of the article, and request them not to rely upon
the representation of onuettakeM not using i\tt article,
whose interest it would be to misrepresent them.
Tnurt&Scn w. C. DAVIS A CO.
JAMES W« VVOOUWEhb, m
CABINET ... • yL
fZmI&SaFimNITURE MANUFACTURER , Hfl
Ware-rooms 07 and 00 Third street*
JW. W. respectfully informs lusfriends andeasiom
• ers that helms now completed his spring stock of
Farmtorc, which is dccidr-diy the largest ami best ever
offered lor sale nv this City, which will be sold at price*
as low as aiiy in the United States, Eajv fir 'Vest.
As he is dyte?mined ;o upiiolu the quality wuh well
peasoned materials, beat workmanship, onff newest
designs; and from the extent of his orders and facility
in mat ufactunng, he is enabled to produce warranted
furnturre, at llie lowest prices.
He has adopted the principle of idemifying the cus-.
tomers’ interest witn his own, in quality: and priee, .aiul
keeps.always.on hand the greatest variety of every des
cription of larmtUTC, from the cheapest ami plainest, to
the most elegant ond costly, that a house, or any partof
one, may be furnished from his stock v or inanutactared
expressly to order The following articles consist, id
part,ot Ins stock, winch for richness of style and finish;
cannot be surpassed in any of the Eastern cities:
Louts XIV icte-ieic-a-Sofae;
5D Sofas, m plush ami hair cloth;
$h doz. Mahocuny Cnairs,
20 do Walnut do;
50 Mahogany Rocking do;
20 Walnut do do;
50 Mahogany Divans;
20 Walnut do;
50 Marble Top Centre Tables; . ,
SO do Dressing Bureaus;
30 do \Yashsiund3;
40 Enclosed do;
100 Common do;
20 Plain Dressing Bureaus; .
49 Mahogany llcdsteuds;
20 Walnut do;
00 Cottage do;
DiiO Cherry and Poplar Bedsteads;
20 Mahogany Wardrobes;
10 Walnut do;
10 Cherry do;
50 Plum Bureaus;
70 Dtningnad Breakfast Tables;
12 Secretary and Bookcases;
20 doz. Cnne Sent Chairs; . *
24CHim Seat Rocking Chairs;
12 Ladio* Writing Desks;
Hat and Towel Stands; What-Nots;
Kuguitcs; Paper Mactiae Tables;
Conversation Chairs j. . Pembroke dq;
Ell;!tb*4theu do; - Hail and Tier. do;
Reception do ; < Ludtes’-Work Tables;
Pearl Inlaid do; Extension Dining Tables ;
Arm do; OUomans;
fiothic and Hall Chairs.
A .argo assortment of COMMON FURNITURE’ and
WINDSOR CHAIRS. Cabinbt uiKSHs supplied with
ail articles in their line
Dealers in
STIvAMBOATS und HOTELS, furnishedatlho *horb
esl notice. •
All orders promptly attended to. .. ' [mars
RAISINS—C 5 boxes u J. KiistleM” brand for sale by
my 13 - SMITH A SINCLAIR.
tIO'PARI NEKa»H!P.—' The subscribers have Umk day
f uHsocmied themselves together as lhe
purpose of transuding a Wholesale Grocery, Produce,
Liquor arid Commission business, under the firm of John
Black A Co, No. 2il) corner of Liberty and (twin sis.
JOHN BLACK,
. nrnfry M. BPCULLOUOH, JH. :
William W. Wallace, .
IHTrSBURGII STKAftI .MARBLE WORKS,
3X9, 331 amf 333 Liberty, opposite Smithfiehl st. -
MONUMENTS, Grave Mones,-Mantels, Furniture
Tops, and all kinds of manufactured Marble, al
ways on band, and made to Older on the shortest notice.
Several hurdred di-sngns for Monuments.-ongmal and
selected,on hand.' -The trade furnished with Marble ut
the lowest prices. Orders promptly attended to.
inarl:4m W. W. WALLACE.
1,000 Cases Straw Uoods.
THE subscriber having made arraneementa with the
NORTON BTRAWMANUFACTUIHNG COMPA
NY, for the sale of their Goods, now oflers for eale a
large assortment of STRAW HATS nnd BONNETS, of.
every variety of fabric, style and pattern,^adapted -to
the spring trade, which wi|l bo sold by me package; at
the lolyesi figure. Cases may be. assorted in suit pur
chasers S W. ALDEN,
murt4;9m-3taw ' No. 63 Milk street. Boston.:
Dlssoluilon of Pannsrsuipi
rnilE Partnership hitherto.existing between the sab-
X senbers, doing busrtiess m the name of John Black
A Co., is this day mtsolvcd by mutual consen', H. Mc-
Cullough purchasing the entire interest of John Black m
said business; H. filcCullough havtng-tlie right to.u B o ;
the name of the late firm iq settling the business,snathe
exclu«iYo right to receive all outstanding debts, and to
pay all debts due by the late firm:
JOHN BLACK,
iienry McCullough. • .
N, B.— I The business will be continued by the subscri
ber as usuul, at, his oldsta«d, rorner of .Penn and Irwin
etreels. • : HENKY McCULLOUGII.
Pittsburgh, March t, 1853- . martnf :
QROROBAbBRttBt v
iVo. 71 corncf of JYo°d Fourth af?.,
best stock workmanship that enn be f|Ot tojtctltor
m any one establishment* of like amount) in tho
West. Nearly alt made to special ordcr.free from outs;
blemishes ft c. Country Merchants and others are re
spectfully invited local! and examine the stock, which
is offered for sale low for cash. , , , ’
U Qa. has paid particular attention to have a
general ossoitmontof tho host stock of Boots nnd Shoes
lor tho Retail trade, from the good low puce to the best
made custom work, consisting of every kind of colors
and fii.hions now In nsc. Individuals and families may
rely on always finding a general assortment, ns it re
lates to sizes, widths, fushton and quality, at No. 71.
ALSO—Men, Boys, and Children’s I'alin threo
Siraw.Hats. ~ : , (aprSigm
: r: ilot|ct. '■ ' ■
rfUIE partnership heretofore existing between the nn-
I dersigned in the Commission and Forwarding busi
ness, etc., under tho hrm of Si F. VON BONNHOKST
ft Co., is tins day dissolved by mutual consent; The
business ol the late firm will be settled by S- ir. Von
Honnborst, who is authorised tome, the nameof the firm
forihst purposo WILLIAM F.ICHBaUM.
S T. VON BONNHORST
Pittsburgh, May IJJ, 1852hu>I
Co-Pnrtner»liip Notice.
rr HE undersigned have this day formed a Co-Partner
-1 ship for the transaction of a Wool and General
Commi «ion and I owardinr business, under the firm of
VON BONNHORST at MlfapaY. wT«hoiis° n“o
Water and 116 Fiqai streets.
JAMES R. MORPHY.
„ . , „ S. F. VON BONNHORST.
Pittsburgh, May 3d, 1852-myd
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-Sfcng* an!t fUebitint*.
Judder MedlOßUd lilqvld Ciitlols* :
. article la.iutended forfanuly usej and should be •
JL fountun the possession of every family m the land. !'
Mechanics who are tuconstantdangei-ofinjaryiotheir ■
persons through Occident, and .the improper or careless ;
use of toolsv will find, iius article tobe-invalaable to ;
them.and after ft fair trial,wiUoonslder It indispensable.
‘‘This tnny cerLly that we»-the undesigned,having
■ frequently mode ufte of Judaea Medicated Liquid Cuticle; :
i prepared by Messrs, penfield. * Camp, Middletown.
Connecticut, chcerfuliyTecommend it to oaf profession-:
al brethren,as an exceHont aobstituiefor adhesive piaß
: ter. in dressing burns, cuts, scaiusjbnuses, and all kinds
of fresh wounds »nlso, for sore nipples,,ureraedy une*
aualled. . CHARLES WOOOWARO. M,l),i ,
quaueu, WM. B. CABEY.M.D, * *
D JIABRIBON.hU).
F. WOODRUFF, Tff 1),
HAMILTON DRfcWBR, M D.,
FXLSWORTH BURR, M. 0.. Botanic.
; Coriiprising all the practising pbystciauain the city of
“fiSrsale by B 'A. FAHNESTOCK & CO.,
f y i sa corner of Wood and First ats ’
MORSE’S „
v Compoand Syrap of Yellow Doob Root,
OCCUPIES the front ’.Tank;, among the .propTiemry
■medicines ot this country forcompleieJyparing
UanfceriSall Rheum*, Erysipelas* amlall other diseases
arising from an impure stale of the. blood, AH’O, Liyer
Complaint, Catarrh, Dyspepsia, Headaches,.DmaincßS,
Coughs* Soreness aird-Tightness aboutthe Chest; lirpu
chilis, or Hoarseness, Dryness, and a tickling sonsauon
, about tho Throat; and is used with, unprecedented suc
r.esa m nil casesof
FEM ALE WEAKNESS AND GENERAL DEBILIT Y*
Strengthening the weakened body, giving tone to,the
variopsorganß,and invigorating the entire system, : ■
If Uie testimony of
all pans of the country, can be relied, upon, it is singu
larly efficacious in curing aK Htmo«,and itesiomig 3e
bilitated ami broken down constitutions, It jb purely,
vegetable in’ ns composition, and so accurately com
bined inlts proportions that the chemical, botanical and
medical properties of each ingredient harmoniously,
unite to FUHII Y THE BLOOD.
, u has removed many chronic diseases which.lias baf
fled the skill of the best physicians, and has slbo cured
Canker, Sail £heum;-Erysipela* and Scrofula, Which
Sarsaparilla Syrups entirely failed the least ira
pressionupbn, • _
; It has been tested in many cases of CANCEROUS
HUMORS. The most obstinate Cancers have been
cured by this medicine. We say tbat it ia a valuable
medicine m all BILIOUS COMPLAINTS. It removes
alT'obstruction in the circulation, Tendering the Liver
Tree, active and healthy, it removes Palpitation of the
Heart, and relieves in ailcases of Asthma, And may be
jaaedin ai|elimatcs,and at all seasons of the year;. - -
: This Syrup is prepared only by C. MORSE A CO., at
102 Founiaiu'street, .und:sold--whole
sale and retail, by> . • VS. N. WICKEBSIIAM. , .
Only Agem for Western Pennsylvania,
’ jell:y Warehouse,.cor WoQdand-SUthflts^Pmsb’h
TJIv»- vuHst
i? NE3S, BRONCHITIS, WHOOPING COUGU
CROBP, ASTn«A and CONSUMPTION.
- In offering to the communlty this justly celebrated re
medyfor diseases of the throat and lungs,. .it is not our
wish to trifle with the lives or health of the afflicted, but
frankly to lay before them the opinions of distinguished
men and some of theevidences of its snccess,fromWhlch
they can judge for themselves. We aincefely pledge
ourselves to make no wild assertions or false statements
of Its efficacy, nor will we hold out any hope to suffering ■
huraaniiywMclr facts Will not. warrant : • ■
-- ManypreiJ/rareheregivenj aml we solicit an inquiry
from the public into all we publisbv fecling&ssured they:
will Arid them perfectly reliable, , and the medicine wor
thy theirbestconfidenceand patronage.
Frcmiht difttnfuished Professor of Chemistry and Mali*
'■ Ttfl M9diea % Bo*edoih College.
: Dear Sir: I'delayed answering;the receipt ofvyonr
preparation,until I had; an opportunity of witnessing iis
effects in my <jyjn family, or in the families of my friends.
This I havenow done-with a high degree orsmisfac*
tirnn in cases both bf .adalta and children.
: I have found it, as its ingredients show, a powerful re
medy for colds and coughs and pnlmonary diseases.
PARKER CLEAVELAND, Mi D.
Batmswics, Me., Feb. 5,1847.
- From an OvtnctT iri iAe Hamilton ATtJb, in ttet City.
- hOWSLU Aug. 10,184 V.
Br. J. C. Ayer:.l have hpen cured of the worst cough.
I ever had in my life) by your “Cuehht Pectoual,”'and
never fail, when I have opportunity of .recommehalngi*
toothers. Yours, respectfully,
S. 1). EMERSON. ‘
cr Read the following,, and see if thlsmedlctne Is
worth a trial. The patient had become very feeble, om.
the effect of the medicine won unmistakably distinct
UvrranSTATSs Hotel, Saratoga Spames,)
July 5,1549 r >
Dr. J.G. Ayer.—-Sir: Ihavebeenafilicledwithnpain*
ful affection of the lungs, and all the syroptomsof settled
consumption, for more than a year. I could find no me
dicine that would reach my.case, until f.comwcnccd the
use Of Sectoral,” which gave me gradual
relief andlhave been steadily gaining my strength till
my health Is well nigli restored. . . '
- While using your medioine. I had the gratification of
Retiring ymh it myreverend friend, Mr.Tcumau, ofSump
ter District, who had been suspended from Ins paroclna!
duties hya severe attdek ot bronchitis, .
I have pleasure in certifying fcese facts to y,ou
And uraysiyyoar* respectfully, * ;
J. Y.CAUl6uii,ofi>ouih Carolina
Kj* The following was. one 'of the worst Of cases
which the physicians and friends thought to be incurable
consumption.— . : .
• CjiSATSS, Pa., Aug. 22,1840.
; J..C. Ayer,—Sir: I waaiaten.with. a terrible cough,
brought oaby a cold, in the begiridwff.bf.last February, l
and was connncd to. my • bed more than two months.—
Coughing incessantly night and day, l betaine ghastly
and pale, my eyes were sunken and glassy,aml my
;brcaih very short. Indeed,T.waB rapidly failing, and in
such distress for breathy that bat little hone of-my, recov
ery could be entertained.: While mthU£nuaUon t afriend'
ofminei (the Rev. John Keller, of.the Mcthf.dist church,)
; broughLme & bottle of your Cukhht Fm-TcaA.n, which i
tried more to gratify thnn from any expectation of
obtaining relief. Its good effect induced me to continue
it&uee, and I soon found my health much improved.—
Now in three months, I am well and strong, ahd cap at*
tribute my cure only toy our great medicine. - .
' With the deencsl gratitude, yours, Ac.
JAMES GODFREY.
Prepared and soldbyJ&meaC.Ayer,Practical Chem
iSt,Lowcil,MagB.
Sold in Pittsburgh wholesale retaihby B. A 1
Fahnestock, and by J. M. Townsend; in 1 Allegheny‘City
by H, P. Schwartz, and J. Douglass, and by druggists
generally. . dec3o
Dr* be Lausy'i Curative Xu-
.: atrument, .
The only Infalltble.Curefor that Dreadful Disease
hnovm as Spermatorrhea or Involuntary Ifociur*
nal Emissions,
SO. harassing and destructive, and productive or so
. mueh misemef to the nervous system, incapacitat
ing the than for business, societyyand matrimony.
; .This : Instrument Is simple j comprehensive, and never
.faiiingy and may be need without the slightest irconve*
hience or the knowledge oi the most intimate friend
It is to be used externally, producihg no pain or injury
whateverynor preventing anyone from attending tobts
business; and while.in use not r a tingU emission can
take place, fnt'/goraffni: tAa ergons, in. a to
sueh aniximt that ihitfSKOiM tuanL rantnjVE power
ov aßrsNTiorr, the log? of which, caused byearly abuse,
is the disease in question, and thecause of the thousdiid
concqmtiantcomplaints,viz: -Nervousness; Prostration,
Pain in the Head and DimnessoF Vision,
Weakness of the Back and Extremities, lAffire
lions of the Eyes, Impotence, Pimples Of4he FD.ce,Pre*
mature Decline of Virility, .Weakness, of Memory and
Power for Mental Application, Deleoiioh; Aversion to
Society, Timidity, SelPDistroslr Love of Solitude; Ac.
All these complaints.iitvariablydisappear .as soon- as Ike
souieeisstoppedfrom wkich’thep emanated.
■Pius Instrument has been examined and approved of
by the highest authorities in Europe and America, is re*
commended by the most prominent Physicians of all
countries, •as the only- certain: remedy existing Jor jhosf
eomptothts, and has ltoiv completely superseded the u?e
of UTogs, the bougie, cauterization, Ao.,nul tojnentfon
;the thousand advertised.nostrmus of the day, aa cordials,
antidotes; lt ut the same lime, the
safest, tlie most far die cAeqprsr treatment
ever ofiered toihe omieied,.a fair..prke being: allowed
for the instrument, atier the desired effect baa beeiv at
tained. • V-" - .
De it also remembered, that those complaints me but
little understood by the profession'in general, and that
altihe mediciou in the world never has, and never will,
stop tliosei losses, which, iranowed to coniiuue un*
checked, are sure to produced tire most distressing con*
sequence*. . ;.v.
lihas been a matterof surprise to some, that any one
.of respectability.and of professional atuumnenu should
devote Insattention to diseases which people of every
description pretend to cure so easily. If, .however, but
the one thousandth parioftheraweries these people bring
upop societywero known,a very dlflcrentopinion would
beformedi And it Lnot only, the present misery and
dejection,preyingon.the roindaswell as the body, that
is deplored, bur some are of such a nature a* to affect
posterity, and even to destroy the reproductive faculty,
altogether. It is a fact that, when not properly treated,
they may remain to dormant in the constitution as to ap
pear in no other way than in their edecis upon posterity;
yet, if properiy.anCerstood T are mostcaiily and speedi
ly removed.' The above,soingentoanly contrived insiru
tn«tt, will doubtless, in a great measoro, contribute to
check the evils pf quackery,*© Prevalent in ibis claos of
diseases, throughotit the UmonT
:: The price pf uitt.complete instrument, carefully secur
ed ngainst allcbservation in abox, ia only 810.' It can
be scuti by express, u> any address in any part of the
United States, Canada, Ac.; according to order f accom
panied by fall direcilocß, and important-advice to the
married and single;;theexpenses. bven to the remotest
parts of the country; being very trifling.
:: The unexampled success thia Instrument has obtained
smcc itg introduction in Amerteaybasinduced some nn
principled persons: in New York, Philadelphia, Albany,
Boston, Ac., to get' up some ridiCDlods 1 things, called
** Inurunients,” whieh. ntusLianT
kst rcsetnblance, neiiAer m/onn nor prtnefp/e v 'tQ YQy
own invented, long tried, ana universally approved In
xtrdments. and which are os similar to them as eight is
to light. Every attempt to:sell such “lnatriimenuh for
TOine vrilrtie prosepute<l to the fullesv cxientoC the-law
T being hot willing tocohnect the well and. honesUv
earned reputation of myiihvemioha with quacks and
.their worthleßsprodacubns.jA'oJnamiJnrjftiigcnirinfl
andnane can be icartanted but those ordered ftammssW.
and omittances must be directed
(post paid) to the Doctor himself, he havingno Agencies
established bufin London and Paris; ' *• • “v'
NeW^^ .postpaid, Dr. B.de Laney, SI Lispenardst n -
Vt,P^sr e un^®ra ‘ g ?S^ WJl h great that
L-5P e a hove-Tnenuoned-lu3irtunent is not only constructed
its use the happiest
resuim-may. aiWayßj^with.Confidence, be antieipated,
N 0 m ' imd
HENRY S KELLER, M.D.
OIL GOET2R, MJ>.; 98 Chamber street,
C KCKHARDT, W.D., V 1 Howard street,
„ > ' Nsw Yobx.
: Ur. dx LaitetHb prepared to exeeate:ali orders for sur
glcat-apparatas, viz: Artificial Arms and'Legs, which
move like natural members; Apparatus, for; Luxation;
for Contracted t«egs r ibr' onrvature.of tho Spino »uu
Waist; far False Jomls of the Arms and Knees; for
'Paralytic Legs; for Club Foot; for. Lacrymal Fistules;
for FalUng of the RectamHypogastric Belts J Beds an d .
Chairs for Sick Persons; Crutches,Trusses, Ac-; Ortho
pedic Corsets, Ac;, Ac. AJI work warranted. 1 Letlenc
must be post paid, containing a proportionate remittance
or cHy reference. tfebSs:ly
CITEAM BOAT rfllftlMlNGS—Comprising in part
O the foUbwing: Table Linen,' Hucxbucx Diaper,
Crash Race Stripy Table Covering and Table Covers!
. NayUnsi Ac., which we are constantly:' receiving ; f»m
the importers and tnanafactnrers* CauatNo.Bs Faunh
street. taprlj W. M’CUNTOCI^
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T\ OCtORL ATHOBEtt FRENCH FEMALE PILLS,
■. T/nptoift&ceni t -gftfe*and effectual teiaedV fbf Chloro*.
i sis or ortirefen SlcJtneevFtenr* Albas or WMtesjßap
ipressioa, Nervoas- Debility, general
; Fain&ib tbeJteid
of Appetite, Palpitation, Tremors, Diseased Sputa, Cost
tivenesv.Tmtalriiity, Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Flatu-
%Vhid,-autl aU Uterine Complaints. .
ceniß. or five boxes for $l,OO-,SotouWholesafe.and
.tail bV W. C. JACKSON, 240 Lsberty sireet; beail of
Wood street, Pittsburgh, and by all the Druggists.
; ujr Full directions enclosed with each box.. ■.■ • ■
uectOrtydfcw , -
■ ter* ImVOBTJ NT W TEdSB' APTt.ICTJtO tPITB T?KB!HAOa
,miprnß& -Dr.- -tfra&tfb’£iErtiss ba*
.rendered ibe cure of tbisdreadiul disease a matter of
petfeci certainty *and thematt wbo will now oliowa
iierTtiato proceed until acondition of things is-prodnct*
i eti . l «al nothing can alleviate but the knife of o Bkiifm
i fl °FK c ? n » 4.'wboUy ; ine<cuaal)rei' ? Atupwre ; in;ii# ordi
l nary form, may, with, propriety, bejeflto the person
I n . a Uie lni ”-maUer; batmgo as many persons
& kind-io retain
- uhraanageable.aml leads
I n Hcrnia, which.dften has
i Ihur'TO^?«ifii a .^ u^e 4t o P mt *®*‘ ra the Truss to .
which we invite thevauejrtion ihe-afflioted;therala -
every superiority oyer the ttUMe? and ilandagcs in
mode to 111 anycast of Henna wuh Hire Jacines.-i oral ■
eqaaUj»nen Of P«?snre i ili'U does not belonir io any.
oilier jimwmOnti witU whtrUwe iti: acotialnte J; nnd !
wU) ; retnin any rupture; with .easo anl comfort to tbo >
wearer. Pliyuleiain of thefilyhestronatiiKintiio pro '
feuionhavegiyeh.testiinoDytt>iisgTeat superioritynvei’
the ordinary trusses In use. ;fhe Trassof Dr
bard vr»fleurer»tfe-hiUf' ibecases of ordioarysuniare*
i We adviee those afflicted; UppUcaiiouiu time
i ; tfJ-RtfererttUcf lh« highest chardclrr
this City,bycalUnsm ih* agent, 8
i : Persons from a distance can have them rent,“by
i sending the measure round the body; ~ 7 .
DR. GEO. H. KEYSRR.
i' 140 Wood street, sole agent for Pittsburgh
marll:d£w;
TUB CELEBRATED COMSTOCK MEDIG2J9ES; ■.
EIR9T. The GbdT Paw Extbactou (Conmts tp
Daily's) caring all Barns und. all ExternalTains
and Sores.
. Ud- Columbia for Slaylng-or Restoring tlie : -
Human Hair. ■■■■-,:
: 3d; Hoot's Nerve and Bone Liniment and Indian Vtg
stable Elixir, acure for all coses of Rheumatlsnu : —;
;• 4 Ih.’itfc iVoiVa A was\ie Oil 3 6 certain care for Deafness.
- QxK.Hay's Linimeru,d known care'tor the Pile*. -
v 6ih. r ; Svohn's SiekHmdaehe Remedy.' -
i 7tlr. mother's Relief 3 forfeit women in the fomlty way.
j 9lh. LoneUy's Great Western Indian Panacea t for :
Colds and feverish feelmgs;and'prevemih!r fevers; for
Asihfflff. Liver Complaint-ond lliliauß AiTeciionsj for
Diarihcea,lndigestion andXossofAppelitej.forCo.mve- .•
ness in females and males; tindriervoascomplsinls J for
Siomach Affections, Dyspepsia, Piles, Rheumatism; Ac.
The great pplais are; ;it is not bad to take, never gives
pain, and never leaves one costive. ‘ - '
.9th>- Killer,)forChUflren -
or growhi persons. 1 • ?
’ JOtjiii Mrs Bremm's.Greal Pain No medicine •
has been discovered Inal is so happily adapted to ose
internally** dropstobe lakenynna yet perform such ' •
wonders when applied externally as a wash or bath, >by
friction. In homes from lSfcto 50 cents each.
> .liib* SqunkoJtx's.Roaehandßedjßugßanst fordrlv*-I*- 1 *-
iog away Verminm a short Urae
:12th..The celebrated Lin's Life Pills and’ Tkmnerttntt •
Bwers . •
,13lh. Dr.Barthobmew't Pink Syrup, the ponbiarEX- ‘
PECTORANTFOR COUGUS. CuLus.-IriFLUEN. -
ZA.Ac. ■ ■
jl/jthv ThjF<tstTndia% Net# Yori Hair Dyai the only
SUREcotonngforthe iioir..' • ■■*...■
: rlSih, Lin'sßahnof.Ckxna 3 a Chinese Remedy foVCut*#-’
BrutseSjSores,Ac. - - >../ 1
U6ih ./Extraetof Sarsaparilla. This artiele .has outliv
ed air other Sursaparmaa, and still gives ah great shlisv
faction as ever. ' w .
. ; I7th. The celebrated spread- Strengthening Plaster,
made from Drilan'S.re cipei and. thentoat popular in the
market. . . . •. ■■ ■ ■
19th. Dr. Eline'e Tooth Ache Drops. A certain and easy 1
core for Tooth Ache. . . -. * .
19lb. Dr. Comstock has lately bought the right for the " v -
United Stales, of the cdeb rated Contentralti Mineral
■Watir, found at* the Salr Springs of Doctor WnuC. •
Chase* at Sf. Catharines, C. IV. This medietne -has UK '-'
tamed a notoriety and popularity never
by.unypreparation at that place, nnd its sale has been
commensurate with its merits, which HrceXlrflordinary.' ■':
AH the remedies arc fully described in ALMANACS;
to be given to all who cair where: the Medicines ato ’
kept. ,
NOTICE. AH prepnr&tions heretofore known* as ‘
M COMSTOCK’S V or COMSTOCK &.CO.’*, .alwaysbe-J
loneed and now belongs EXCLUSIVELY to Dr Lucias .
S; Comstick; &nd though the signature of Comstock 4c •
Co. will bcconumjcd, tliisexttn label with the fac-simile./ -
eignaiure of Dr. L. S; C. will in future designate the
GENUINE. • ' .
ALL OTHERS MU*T BESFURIOUS,
LUCIUS S. COMSTOCK. .
. D*: The above medicines can be had in this place of ;
febC - WILLIAM JACKSON. , '
. No. SlO.Llberty street, head.of Woodi - l c'.Vi
Wlfttar’o BaiMm of Wild Cberrjr;
Thebest remedy ever known to man far. Coughs, Colds,
Asthma, Croups BronehtiUj lnJiueaza, Bleeding, of the '
■‘.Lwiis a .J)%lsuUif--<>fJßfeathin? r Affesiionof the Liter,:
Pains or Weakness of the BTtasiar Siie,rFirst Stages of
i - In shorty this Balsam isviculiarly
adapted to'ever? disease ofthe Lungs, and £ic«r,i«Atrii
isproJtuedtn'our every drying elimate.
\fITILD CHERRXhas lorgbeenknown topossess im-' •
: V » pottant medicinal properties;: .Thiafact is familiar:
to -every matron in our !am£,-an'd physicians often pre- ■
scribe itin different form* for a variety of complaints.-**
Tar alsobasbeeneqoallynoleriforlls virtues; and some '
physician^whose'naraes are familiar to the whole coun
trv, has gtroe so far as to declare lhat even CONSUMP
TION could be eared bythat alone* In oihor bauds
again, it was nearly valuelessvbwing, no doobL to their
ignorance in preparipg and administering ii—a difficulty
now entirely obviated by patient experiment and Jonr -
experience..;. =• y « .
. The e xtraordinarymedicinaJ powers of these two sub
stances are now fortbcHrst time combined, and embod
ied m Dr.; WISTAR’S BALSAM OF VVILIICHERRY*
By anicercbetaical process, Qver>thiog deleterious or
useless is rejected, so that.what remains is the inoat ex
traordinary and ; tralyofficaolods remedyfor. dllkinds of •
pulmonary and ltyerdieeaseBever kQowihto xnan. To
convince aii anbeUevcra that our'tUeory isrealiy true,
we refer to a few cases of cures performed by Uilswon
derful medicine: . n
' . PwiSAKT Rmoß/Ham. co., 0., Sept. 27. ■ -;
I.D.Faek—Dear Siir l take the liberty of advising
you of tbe benefit ! have derived from ihe use of Dr.
Wistaria Balsam ofWildCberty*' I was prostrated by
that terrible scourge Consumption, in May last.- The ai« .
tack was truly horrifying to me, for five of otir family
(my brothers and sisters) had died of-Consumption. I
was.afflicted,'wfflt nearly uU tlie \Vorst .features of the .
disease. 1 had a distressing; codgh* andekpCctorateda -. .
great deal of'blood. hectic fever, severe pains in the side :
ahdcltßt, cold chitlsfraltemaUng withflusbesof heat, -
and copious Dightsweats. * . v :
I was under the-'care of, a skilful physician from the '
time I was-token sick until about six weeks since,being. •-
then about helpless, and my friends considered my ;COsa.
hopeless,or OUeUst beyond'ourpfiyrician’d &kPl,advli*
, tdihetuA,of,Wisiarisißulsam of.Wild.CherryWith- ....
-out my knowledge my father procured it and commenced
adrainisteringit to me, and from iheDrst-dayi eommcn-1•••.
ced taking U xriy hcalth. improvcd,.aud in two weeks !
was able tb be ottt ahd oversee my business, andlabor, ■
.which!stiU-conUnbe to do. 1 have taken, four botilea.
of the medicine, and now consider DiyselfperfecUy well. .
JEREMIAH ISCHIG.fcj
ANOTHER ASTOfTiSDTNGOTIIEM
Rvsiivhak, Fairfield co*,o T lBsl* -
Mr. J. D. ?ark—Deor Str: J wish to 'stnie to you that
xuy daughterAra&nria; aged 16 years, had.&bont a year::
ainco every revere attack ofraeas!cs,,wluch reduced
her very much,-and with a racking cough. I v -
employed all ofthephysicianawiihiu our reacli forthe
. purpose of removing her cough,: but without success.—* •
She appeared to be sinking into.'a fleclmcrsftiih every ; r
symptom of consumption, i then tried Dr. Roger's: £iv-. ~
erwott and Tar. ' But this aggravated-her* cough, add
fave her.symptoms of a still more malignant character. <
was now moM seriously alanned, and it was with trexh-'
bllng teartbatl from duytodays&wtheprogresstifihat- ‘
Insatiable disease, Consumption. I really despaired or
my daughter's recovery. BtR I providentially saw the
certificate of Jonathan Coupon, -whoso daughter* Sarah .:
Jane, was cured of Consumption by Wisiaria Balsam of* :
Wild Cherry This created a faint hope that it might'
help my daughter, and I Immediately-commenced using
it, anditalmosl instanUy gave relief ’. Her- health : was ' •
improved from the first boltle. and by:the nse-.oftwo ' .
bottles of Balsain of VVild Cherryshe was res
tored to’perfect health, and sho is not now at all predi*-' -
posed (o a cough. -1 will say. to nil that are afflicted with- •
any disease tending to Consumption, do noLdespairt -for : t
Ur..Wistaria Balsam of Wild Oheiry vpd} care you if.',,.
you will but try 11. - -E; KADB. -
m m in
. ANOTHER ASTONISHING CUKE! •••'•• '
Willmtraeles never cease?■: More evidence of it.
suipasslnv health-restorative virtues I
".t [From Dr. Baker, Springfield, Washington eo., Ky.l
' . SrsisdFrKLDiKy.iaia, U,1P50. ‘
■ Mxssas. SAttvoso. to Value.: l take this oppoaunlty of
informing you.of nmostreiharkabie cure performed up- ■ *
on me by iho,use o(.Dr.;WistaiVßalsiuii of %yililCher
, Irt thevear 1&10I wasiakeit with theinflimraationof
the bowels, wiiicii I iebored under for »jx : weeks', tarheir-.- '.
I gradually. renoverea.i li( the (ail of IHH win oitßck
,ed witlv a Severe coTdiwhtchiteatediaeif upohmy ltuigs
and for the ebaeei«r three years I was coniinetl tomy. ...,
bed,l tried all kinds of medicines cm! every variety of
aid wilbotil benefit ; and thus' f wearied alone until the '■
winter of 1815, whcn l heard of ()r. Wisisr’s Balsam of ~
Wild Chetty.
:My friendjs persuaded me to give it a trial, though I
hadgitferi up all hopes of recovery ;,and had prepared ■
myself tor the ehange of another world. Tltroogh their
solicitations T was induced to make nee of the genuine
. Wistaria Itolsain of .Wild Cherry.. The effeci was rruly.
aatohishing. After five years of .affliction and suflerlng
and'aflerhavinpspeuiftitroriive hundred dollars to ito
purpose, .and. the Dest. tttid.most respectable physicians
had proved.;nnavaiUng, :I waJt soort restored to entire
healiitby the b'esstttgof God and ItteuicorDr.Wisthii, -
'Baisata of-WiidCheny. - ■
May the blesiingof ftod rest upon the proprietors of
so valnable a medicroe us \V tsmris Balsam of Wild •
Cherry: Yours rerpectful y. W. H. BAKER.
Uy-Genaine Wistaris Balsam of Wild Cherrv has
fae-,jmile nf die pSgunlureof Henry Wistar, M : o TF»i,rr■■ * -
adclphio. Park" on a finely fixechtetT;
steel engraved wrapper. No other can he genutho
KT Pnee-81 per bottle-six bottles for -
Sold byJ.D. VARK, fourth anil Walnut streets cin
SSssed? Ge ‘ lera . l agenl > 10 who ® all orders mis? be
ffir Price 81 perbottle--six bottle, fores.
Northern corner of
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